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update documentation to match new semantics, clean up docs a bit for readability
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@@ -309,34 +309,56 @@ feature to replace the special `__address__` label.
CAUTION: Kubernetes SD is in beta: breaking changes to configuration are still
likely in future releases.
Kubernetes SD configurations allow retrieving scrape targets from
[
Kubernetes'
](
http://kubernetes.io/
)
REST API. By default, this discovers API
servers, nodes, pods, and appropriately annotated services so that metrics from
both cluster components and deployed applications can be scraped. This will
create multiple target groups: one for all API servers with each API server as a
target, one for all nodes with each node as a target, one for each service
containing each service endpoint as a target; and one for all pods with each
(Pod,ContainerPort) tuple as a target, both with and without HTTPS.
Kubernetes SD configurations allow retrieving scrape targets from
[
Kubernetes'
](
http://kubernetes.io/
)
REST API. By default, this discovers API
servers, nodes, pods, and appropriately annotated services so that metrics from
both cluster components and deployed applications can be scraped. This will
create multiple target groups:
*
One for all API servers, with each API server as a target
(__meta_kubernetes_role=apiserver)
*
One for all nodes, with each node as a target (__meta_kubernetes_role=node)
*
One for all services, with each service as a target
(__meta_kubernetes_role=service)
*
One for
*each*
service, with each service endpoint as a target
(__meta_kubernetes_role=endpoint)
*
One for all pods, with each pod as a target (__meta_kubernetes_role=pod)
*
One for
*each*
pod, with each container as a target
(__meta_kubernetes_role=container)
For services and containers, the port is the first port reported by Kubernetes.
For pods, the port is the "first port" for the first container reported by
Kubernetes. It is not guaranteed that Kubernetes will present these in a stable
order, so you should not rely on these selections unless you only have on port
per service/container and/or one container per pod.
The following meta labels are available on targets during relabeling:
*
`__meta_kubernetes_role`
: the role of the target: one of
`apiserver`
,
*
All roles:
*
`__meta_kubernetes_role`
: the role of the target: one of
`apiserver`
,
`endpoint`
,
`node`
,
`pod`
or
`service`
*
`__meta_kubernetes_node_label_<labelname>`
: each node label from the
*
Nodes:
*
`__meta_kubernetes_node_label_<labelname>`
: each node label from the
Kubernetes API
*
`__meta_kubernetes_service_namespace`
: the namespace of the service
*
`__meta_kubernetes_service_name`
: the name of the service
*
`__meta_kubernetes_service_label_<labelname>`
: each service label from the
*
Services and Endpoints:
*
`__meta_kubernetes_service_namespace`
: the namespace of the service
*
`__meta_kubernetes_service_name`
: the name of the service
*
`__meta_kubernetes_service_label_<labelname>`
: each service label from the
Kubernetes API
*
`__meta_kubernetes_service_annotation_<annotationname>`
: each service
*
`__meta_kubernetes_service_annotation_<annotationname>`
: each service
annotation from the Kubernetes API
*
`__meta_kubernetes_pod_name`
: the name of the pod
*
`__meta_kubernetes_pod_namespace`
: the namespace of the service
*
`__meta_kubernetes_pod_address`
: the PodIP of the pod
*
`__meta_kubernetes_pod_label_<labelname>`
: each pod label from the Kubernetes
*
Pods and Containers:
*
`__meta_kubernetes_pod_name`
: the name of the pod
*
`__meta_kubernetes_pod_namespace`
: the namespace of the service
*
`__meta_kubernetes_pod_address`
: the PodIP of the pod
*
`__meta_kubernetes_pod_label_<labelname>`
: each pod label from the Kubernetes
API
*
`__meta_kubernetes_pod_annotation_<annotationname>`
: each pod annotation from
*
`__meta_kubernetes_pod_annotation_<annotationname>`
: each pod annotation from
the Kubernetes API
*
`__meta_kubernetes_pod_container_name`
: the name of the container associated
with the target
*
`__meta_kubernetes_pod_container_port_name`
: the name of the first container
port selected for the target
In addition, the
`instance`
label for node metrics will be set to the node name
as retrieved from the API server.
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